Sentence examples for managing established from inspiring English sources
Prevention is considered more effective than managing established invaders for at least three reasons.
Lifestyle modification is key to managing established NCD risk factors including physical inactivity, unhealthy diets, smoking, obesity, and alcohol use [ 1, 4].
As the examples above show, evidence based medicine has drifted in recent years from investigating and managing established disease to detecting and intervening in non-diseases.
For example, the Shoemaker approach was forcefully marketed towards managing established severe sepsis and shock, yet, when formally challenged, its use proved deleterious in a dose-dependent manner [ 6].
They managed established accounts and earned commissions on incoming/recurring orders.
Both of these programs manage established breeding populations of okapi in their respective regions of the world both as security populations and as animal ambassadors for zoo exhibition and education purposes.
But the way that the A380 project is being managed establishes a new way of working that overrides the old national, work-sharing traditions.Transnational groups have been set up to focus on various aspects of the new aircraft's production.
The relevant part of the law essentially says that it is illegal to engage in interstate or foreign travel, or use the mails or "any facility in interstate commerce" to promote, manage, establish or carry on an illegal activity.
Examining how the hazards related to this change were managed establishes a set of distinctive patterns that directed decisions and actions years before the Bhopal factory was constructed.
Rates between 10 and 20% of that used in this trial are recommended for use over young trees to manage establishing broom, and even then, there is a risk of tree distortion (Young 2013).
This research managed to established PAVER and MicroPAVER management Systems to devise a system that prioritizes the budget for the Air Force bases as per their requirement (MicroPAVER [3]).
